Modern Screen (Dec 1934 - Nov 1935)

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LA CUCARACHA (RKO). A technicolor short that's a sensation. Stem Duna and Don Alvarado. LADIES SHOULD LISTEN (Paramount). A nice little comedy. Cary Grant, Frances Drake. Nydia Westman, Edward Everett Horton and Charlie Ray. THE LAST GENTLEMAN (20th Century). George Arliss, Edna May Oliver, Janet Beecher and Ralph Morgan. LET'S TALK IT OVER (Universal). A comedy with Chester Morris and Mae Clarke. MAYBE IT'S LOVE (Warners). Lotsa fun here. With Joseph Cawthorne, Gloria Stuart and Ross Alexander. MENACE (Paramount). Thrilling murder mystery. Paul Cavanagh, Gertrude Michael, Henrietta Crosman and John Lodge. THE MERRY FRINKS (Warners). Aline MacMahon, Guy Kibbee and Allen Jenkins make this very amusing. MIDNIGHT ALIBI (Warners). Richard Barthelmess as a gangster. Helen Chandler and Ann Dvorak. THE MIGHTY BARNUM (Twentieth Century). Picturization of the great circus man's life with Wally Beery in the title role and Adolphe Menjou as his partner. Janet Beecher and Virginia .Bruce in supporting roles. MILLION DOLLAR RANSOM (Universal). Plenty of action here. Edward Arnold, Phillips Holmes. Mary Carlisle and Andy Devine. MURDER IN THE PRIVATE CAR (M-G-M). Chills and laughs in this one. Charlie Ruggles, Mary Carlisle and Una Merkel. NOW AND FOREVER (Paramount). Gary Cooper, Carole Lombard and Shirley Temple. THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY (Paramount). W. C. Fields at his best. OUR DAILY BREAD (Viking-United Artists). Karen Morley and Tom Keene. PECK'S BAD BOY (Sol Lesser-Fox). You'll enjoy Jackie Cooper and Thomas Meighan in this. PRIVATE SCANDAL (Paramount). Mary Brian, Phillips Holmes and ZaSu Pitts in a mystery with laughs. READY FOR LOVE (Paramount). Enjoyable comedy. With Richard Arlen. Ida Lupino, Marjorie Rambeau and Trent Durkin. THE RICHEST GIRL IN THE WORLD (RKO). Miriam Hopkins does beautiful work in the title role. Joel McCrea, Fay Wray. Reginald Denny and Henry Stephenson deserve praise, too. THE ST. LOUIS KID (Warners). Lots of pep and some good laughs in this Jimmy Cagney picture. Allen Jenkins and Pat Ellis here, too. SERVANTS* ENTRANCE (Fox). The Janet Gay nor fans will like it. Lew Ay res plays opposite her. THE SILVER STREAK (RKO). All about railroads and a new streamline train. Hardie Albright, Sally Blane and William Farnum. SMARTY (Warners). Worth while comedy. Joan Blondell, Warren William and Edward Everett Horton. STAMBOUL QUEST (M-G-M). A spy story. With Myrna Loy, George Brent and Lionel Atwill. STUDENT TOUR (M-G-M). "Professor" Butterworth and Jimmy Durante will make you laugh. SUCH WOMEN ARE DANGEROUS (Fox). Warner Baxter and Rochelle Hudson. WE LIVE AGAIN (Sam Goldwyn). Anna Sten and Fredric March in a talkie version of the silent picture, "Resurrection." See it. WEST OF THE PECOS (RKO). A western with a lot of snap. Richard Dix and Martha Sleeper handle their roles beautifully. WHOM THE GODS DESTROY (Columbia). Walter Connolly. A WICKED WOMAN (M-G-M). You're going to like Mady Christians in the title role. Jean Parker, Betty Furness and Charles Bickford. THE WORLD MOVES ON (Fox). Madeleine Carroll, Franchot Tone and Raul Roulien head a large cast. YOU BELONG TO ME (Paramount). A tale about vaudeville actors. Lee Tracy, Helen Mack, David Holt and Helen Morgan. THESE PICTURES 6ET "C" BABES IN TOYLAND (Hal Roach). The kids will enjoy this one. Laurel and Hardy, Charlotte Henry and Felix Knight. BRITISH AGENT (Warners). Leslie Howard and Kay Francis in the film version of the popular book. CHARLIE CHAN IN LONDON (Fox). Warner Oland, Drue Leyton and Mona Barrie carry on the latest "Chan" thriller. CRIMSON ROMANCE (Mascot). A war picture. With Ben Lyon, Sari Maritza and Eric Von Stroheim. THE CURTAIN FALLS (Chesterfield). Henrietta Crosman, Dorothy Lee, John Darrow and Holmes Herbert. DEATH ON THE DIAMOND (M-G-M). Baseball yarn. With Robert Young, Madge Evans, Nat Pendleton, Paul Kelly and Ted Healy. THE DRAGON MURDER CASE (Warners). Dull mystery. Warren William and Lyle Talbot. THE DUDE RANGER (Fox). George O'Brien and Irene Hervey. THE FOUNTAIN (RKO). Fine performances by Ann Harding, Jean Hersholt and Paul Lukas rescue it. GIFT OF GAB (Universal). Huge cast includes, Edmund Lowe, Gloria Stuart, Paul Lukas, Alice White, Chester Morris, Roger Pryor and a flock of radio headliuers. GRAND CANARY (Fox). A weak yarn. Warner Baxter and Madge Evans. HELL BENT FOR LOVE (Columbia). Tim McCoy and Lillian Bond. HOUSEWIFE (Warners). Dull. With George Brent, Bette Davis and Ann Dvorak. I AM A THIEF (Warners). Concerning a jewel robbery. Ricardo Cortez and Mary Astor in the leads. JOURNAL OF A CRIME (Warners). . Ruth Chatterton and Adolphe Menjou. LIMEHOUSE BLUES (Paramount). Slow-moving tale with a Chinatown locale. George Raft, Jean Parker and Anna May Wong. KANSAS CITY PRINCESS (Warners). Joan Blondell and Glenda Farrell in a comedy. THE LEMON DROP KID (Paramount). Lee Tracy. Helen Mack, Baby LeRoy. William Frawley, Minna Gombell and Kitty Kelly. LOVE TIME (Fox). Concerning the life of Franz Schubert. Nils Asther and Pat Paterson in the leading roles. MERRY WIVES OF RENO (Warners). Trite comedy. Glenda Farrell, Guy Kibbee, Margaret Lindsay and Donald Woods. ONE IS GUILTY (Columbia). Ralph Bellamy and Shirley Grey. OUTCAST LADY (M-G-M). Suffers from censorship trouble. However, Constance Bennett, Herbert Marshall, Elizabeth Allen and Ralph Forbes do their best. THE PARTY'S OVER (Columbia). Stu Erwin, Ann Sothern and Arline Judge. RETURN OF THE TERROR (First National). Lyle Talbot and Mary Astor have the leading roles in this mystery drama. THE SCARLET EMPRESS (Paramount). Marlene Dietrich's latest. Rather heavy. SHE WAS A LADY (Fox). Helen Twelvetrees and Ralph Morgan try to save a weak yarn. 6-DAY BIKE RIDER (Warners). The Joe E. Brown fans will like it. Maxine Doyle COUPON FOR ORDERING PATTERNS ILLUSTRATED ON PAGE 61 MODERN SCREEN Pattern Service 149 Madison Avenue, New York, N. 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